MJD tweeted
“Hey I think the urban meyer rule is effect right now… When the going gets tough……..QUIT..”

and..

“All I’m saying is that he can finish the game on a hurt knee… I played the whole season on one…”

Does he really need to apologize for those few words!? Get off your moral high horses.

MJD, and your winning record is? Why don’t you shut up and actually win something before you run your mouth.
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This is to funny coming from a team in the worse division in the nfl.
I could care less about fantasy football, but I am positive more then half of you in here commenting will have, if you already don’t, #32 lol. As far as who is Jacksonville, Jags suck, check your facts from year 1. Pretty sure the Jags have givin most of you a headache to go along with that hangover on a few monday mornings so….”suck it” in the words of your favorite office manager.

C’mon, everyone called out cutler, that’s the bear’s coaches fault that they didn’t inform everyone on the severity of Jay’s knee….

so without the information, MJD called him out….

Do people get their panties in a bunch when Larry Fitzgerald tweeted that “Matty ice melted”?

1) Cutler “healthy” was playing like crap in the NFCCG.

2) He hurt his knee, not in a deeply painful way, but in a “can I/he go MECHANICALLY” sort of way.

3) The Bear braintrust seemed to have decided that maybe –

Cutler playing like crap + a mechanics altering injury MIGHT = improved performance, so he played a couple of more series. It couldn’t be much worse.

4) They didn’t offset, so they pulled him.

Cutler was mainly pulled for not getting it done. The team doesn’t want to say so, Cutler doesn’t want to say so. The injury didn’t help the matter, but if he somehow was getting it done on a laterally wobbly knee, I’m sure he would have stayed in. But he wasn’t, before or after, so why leave him in? Something needed to get done, and Cutler playing at a 5 out of 10, and then falling to a 4.5 out of 10 after the injury, pretty much left few options for the braintrust.

But at no time do I think Cutler pulled himself out of the game because of pain. For the first half of the 2010 season Cutler was a walking tackle dummy, and he just got up and took more. Do I detect that sour and dour attitude everyone else does? Sure I do, but the reality is he continually got the snot beat out of him and he kept playing.

It wasn’t pain, it was performance.

I didn’t rape anyone (Big Ben), I didn’t kill anyone (Ray Lewis) … I just stated my opinion (Cromartie).

I like it.
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I didn’t rape anyone (Mark Sanchez), I didn’t kill anyone (Donte Stallworth) … I just stated my opinion (Cromartie).

There, I fixed it for you. Mark Sanchez is the only active player to be CHARGED with rape. Stallworth actually killed someone.

Total wimp. Haha shut up MJD, who is jacksonville anyway, your team blows.

Bear Down!

Cutler played a total of zero snaps on his phantom injury and MJD played 14 games with a real injury to his knee.

Thanks for being so very wrong in the first part of your comment–saves me from having to read the rest.

I love all these people sharing all the first-hand knowledge they have of the situation. I wish I had shelled out for whatever TV package they had that puts you on the sidelines and the lockerroom to hear exactly how it went down.

Bottom line: The two most vocal leaders of the clubhouse–who in the past have had no qualms about criticizing teammates and the franchise–came out immediately and vehemently to Cutler’s defense. That tells me all I need to know.

And not for nothing, but people who were at the game said that Cutler spent most of the time sitting next to and talking with Hanie when the offense was on the sideline. I wonder why Fox didn’t show that.

Thanks for clarifying that for us.

In the literary world this is called “foreshadowing”

And how many years have you dorks played in the NFL????